The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-02-16
Society Events,

Mrs. Newton Caypool has issued invitations
for a ladies' reception next Tuesday evening
Mr.. Fred Dietrichs will give dancing party
this evening, at his home on North Pennsylvania
street.
The Matinee Musicale will meet this after
noon A programme of Richard Wagner and
Franz Liszt music will be presented by the first
division.
All the auxliaries of the Episcopal churches
are invited to attend a missionary tea this even
ing at o'clock, at the residence of Mrs James
NJ. Winters, No. 270 North Illinois street.
The marriage of Miss Maggie Bond to Mr.. Ed
ward H. Mccartney, two prominent young
ciety people of Cambridge City, Ind, will occur
this afternoon at 4,oclock A number Of persons
from this city will attend
The Mikado Club gave a calico ball last night
in the academy parlors of Mrs. e. V. Thomas.
the gentlemen wore neckties of the same mate
rial. Otherwise than in costumes the evening
was spent as usual, in dancing.
At the residence of L. D. Railsback, No. lis
East Ohio street, on Sunday evening, Mr.. I. M.
Lash of Sacramento, CAL, was married to Miss
Jennie Burns. They Immediately left for Bos-
ton and New York for snort trip, after which
they will leave for their future home in Califor-
MIA
MISS Kate Hollahan, young lady who has
been with L. s. Ayres q Co, for a number of
years, was married yesterday morning at
o'clock to Mr.. Will Murdoch of Huntsville Ala,
formerly Of this place. They left for New York.
and after short visit there will 60 to Hunts
vile to reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ. Mckee celebrated the
fifteenth anniversary of their marriage, last
night, by giving. a large card party. The guests
wishing them to remember them in more sub
stantal way, brought very beautiful gifts
of crystal. The entertainment was most de-
hghtful IN every way.
The first social since the arrival of Rev Mr.
Raw Nd Laval Gh,ro h. 49,
Friday evening by the Third Section, Mrs. f. D..
Grover being head Of this section. An admis
sion fee of 10 cents will includs refreshments.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Morrison. Mrs. Anna Walker
and Mrs. Baughman, and Miss Winnie Willard
will take part il the musical and literary pro-
gramme to be rendered.
| Mr.. and Mrs VIM. L. Elder gave a most de-
| lightful party last night at their home. East
| Michigan street, in honor of Mrs. Ed Bowman
| and Miss Bowman, of Springfield o. The ladies
were charmingly assisted by Miss Garrard.
| About eighty well known young people were
| present An orchestra discoursed promenade
music and also played for any who wished to
| dance The gathering was one of the most ele-
! CANT of this seasons social affairs.
| The meeting of the students group of the Art
| Association, postponed last week on account of
/ the mission services held every evening took
place last night at the residence of Rev. j. S.
Jenckes. The paper for the evening was by
| Mrs. Jenckes on the subject of "Modern En-
| glish Painters" She gave an interesting de-
scription of the growth and advancement of art
| in England. ''The causes for the positions art
| lists now occupy IS DUE she said, Ito the South
| Kensington School of Art, established in 1851
| 1t was first intended as school for designs to be
| used in manufactures, but many artists were
| developed its scope was enlarged" The walls
| were adorned with pictures OF English artists
| among them being works of Hunt Landseer and
| Faed. Several anecdotes were introduced, and
the meeting was most enjoyable
A mischevous and novel surprise party called
| on Major j. r. Ross and wife at the.f residenc,
on Monday night The party was composed O
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs F. F. McCrea. Mr.. and Mrs
| FL. T. Condo. Mr.. and Mrs. Will Rich. Miss Pat
terson, Miss Nettie Johnson, the Misses Biee
low. Miss Spears. Miss Mansfield Miss Cobb
| Miss Robinson, Messrs Dietrichs. Brown, FREQ
Johnson Harry johnson, Henderson. Sipe
Loves, Mansfield, MacIntyre, Cobb and Gard
| ner The Majors hair is thin, and this was
chair restorative party, each gentleman bring
ing bottle of hair tonic of some description
and in bottles varying from ounce to a quar-
| in size which were presented to the Major with
| solemn injunction to use them and with explicit
directions for application. The Major, after re
covering from his surprise, entertained the part
in fine style.
| PASTOR JEFFERYS SIXTIETH BIRTHDAY.
Yesterday being the sixtieth bi rihday of Rev
Reuben Jeffery, D. D.. pastor of the First Bap
list Church, the members of his congregation
prepared for him a genuine surprise. Rev
Robert Neiehbors pastor OF the North Baptis
Church, invited DIR. Jeffery to take tea wit
him, and the invitation was accepted. In tn
early evening aboat two hundred of the men
hers of the First Church gathered at Dr. Js
ferys residence, on East Michigan street, bring
ing with them an abundant supply of cake an
ice-cream. The Doctor reached home about
o'clock. His house was quiet, and the gas burr
ing dinly when he unlocked his front door an
walked IN leisurely. He had hardly entere
when the gas was turned on all over the house
and he saw the faces Of 200 Of his parishioner